When the first book in the series of The 39 Clues, Maze of Bones, was released in September 2009, we had a group of students that were so excited to read and discuss the books that we decided to form a club that would be open to any student who was reading the books. This club meets on Fridays during their lunch hour and we talk about the books, we solve clues, we share new clues, we make predictions, and we visit the official web site to get additional information. This wiki is designed to encourage the participants to continue to "discuss" the book even when they are not at school.You can also put tips on how to beat the 39 clues missons.
Questions to Ponder:
Which family branch do you belong to?
Have you solved the puzzles within the pages of each book?
Add The 39 Clues authors' cards to your collection! Rick Riordan's code is P29T79HCXP and his alias is EagleArrow1.
[tip: On the page after the cover, or on a card, there is a rubric that will help you figure out the code inside the
book. It usually falls between pages 38-112. Good luck....you'll need it.] (SH)
When the first book in the series of The 39 Clues, Maze of Bones, was released in September 2009, we had a group of students that were so excited to read and discuss the books that we decided to form a club that would be open to any student who was reading the books. This club meets on Fridays during their lunch hour and we talk about the books, we solve clues, we share new clues, we make predictions, and we visit the official web site to get additional information. This wiki is designed to encourage the participants to continue to "discuss" the book even when they are not at school.You can also put tips on how to beat the 39 clues missons.
Questions to Ponder:
Which family branch do you belong to?
Have you solved the puzzles within the pages of each book?
Have you solved all of the clues on http://the39clues.com site yet?
Add The 39 Clues authors' cards to your collection! Rick Riordan's code is P29T79HCXP and his alias is EagleArrow1.
[tip: On the page after the cover, or on a card, there is a rubric that will help you figure out the code inside the
book. It usually falls between pages 38-112. Good luck....you'll need it.] (SH)